2499 Sulphur Canary

Description

Mounted Sulphur Canary: A Sample of Excellent Taxidermy

The stuffed Sulphur Canary (Serinus sulphuratus) is a stunning piece of taxidermy that brings out the vivid beauty and graceful nature of this special bird. This canary, found in the wild in large parts of Africa, is known for its bright yellow plumage and melodious song. With this stuffed Sulphur Canary, you bring a piece of African splendor into your home.

The Sulphur Canary, with the scientific name Serinus sulphuratus, belongs to the finch family (Fringillidae). This small, lively bird has a length of about 12 to 13 cm and is characterized by its bright yellow breast and belly, contrasting with olive-green wings and back. Sulfur canaries inhabit a variety of environments, ranging from savannas and open forests to urban parks and gardens, where they feed on seeds and insects.

An interesting fact about the Sulphur Canary is that because of its beautiful song and attractive colors, this bird is often kept as an aviary bird. The song of the Sulphur Canary is not only melodic but also complex, with a wide range of tones and rhythms that charm even the most experienced bird lovers.

At By Max, we offer an extraordinarily detailed stuffed Sulphur Canary, a masterpiece of taxidermy. Our experienced taxidermists have worked with great care and precision to precisely replicate the natural posture and vibrant colors of this bird. The result is a lifelike work of art that perfectly captures the essence of the Sulphur Canary.

This stuffed Sulphur Canary is a wonderful addition to any private collection, as well as ideal for exhibits in museums and educational institutions. The piece offers not only aesthetic pleasure, but also serves as a valuable educational resource. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in this taxidermy creation make it a unique and valuable object.

Every stuffed animal supplied by By Max comes with the necessary legal documents. This can be a cites document, declaration of origin or just the invoice (this depends on the species). These documents guarantee the origin and legality of the specimen.